Update: Comparing this with the baseplates from https://github.com/vector76/gridfinity_openscad, the magnets holes in this project simply don't get generated with any baseplate style. In the linked project, the magnet holes are generated ON TOP of the baseplate, without screw holes.
Toggling the magnet holes on/off makes the baseplate thicker, but still no magnet holes.
I tried both with the latest release of OpenSCAD, as well as with the DEV snapshot, same results.
I am attaching an STL exported with the following options:
OpenSCAD: 2023.02.15
$fa: 8
$fs: 0.25
gridx: 1
gridy: 1
length: 42
d screw: 3.35
d screw head 5
screw spacing: 0.5
n screws: 1
style plate: skeletonized
enable magnet hole: true
style hole: counterbore
# second STL I generated with
style hole: none
Ruudjhuu
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1 year ago
Update: Comparing this with the baseplates from https://github.com/vector76/gridfinity_openscad, the magnets holes in this project simply don't get generated with any baseplate style. In the linked project, the magnet holes are generated ON TOP of the baseplate, without screw holes.
Toggling the magnet holes on/off makes the baseplate thicker, but still no magnet holes. I tried both with the latest release of OpenSCAD, as well as with the DEV snapshot, same results.
I am attaching an STL exported with the following options:
STL with
enable magnet hole: trueandstyle hole: counterbore: skeletonized-counter-magnet-test.zipSTL with
enable magnet hole: trueandstyle hole: none: skeletonized-nohole-magnet-test.zip